Quincunx Aspect
Quincunx Aspect explains the 150-degree angle and its school-dependent inclusion rules. Separation 151°; the quincunx passes by 1° under this named extended.
Overview
A quincunx or inconjunct centers on 150° and belongs to an extended aspect set whose orbs and meanings vary more by school. The page separates calculation from interpretation and keeps this worked result conditional: separation 151°; the quincunx passes by 1° under this named extended set. Verification follows this declared method: Compare 8° Aries with 9° Virgo, calculate 151°, record a 1° orb, and state whether the chosen school includes the quincunx before interpreting adjustment.
At a glance
- Topic
- Quincunx Aspect
- Method family
- Quincunx Aspect · aspects and configurations
- Case inputs
- ☿ 8°♈ and ♄ 9°♍; exact target 150°; declared modern orb cap 2°
- Measured finding
- separation 151°; the quincunx passes by 1° under this named extended set
- School frame
- Quincunx Aspect · modern extended-aspect method
- OpenFate tools
- Quincunx Aspect · birth chart
Definition and exact scope
a quincunx or inconjunct centers on 150° and belongs to an extended aspect set whose orbs and meanings vary more by school
Calculation or decision rule
compare 8° Aries with 9° Virgo, calculate 151°, record a 1° orb, and state whether the chosen school includes the quincunx before interpreting adjustment
Worked case and illustrative near miss
☿ 8°♈ and ♄ 9°♍; exact target 150°; declared modern orb cap 2°. separation 151°; the quincunx passes by 1° under this named extended set.
Illustrative near miss: Applying the 8° conjunction orb to a quincunx or presenting the aspect as universal across schools.
School and variant boundary
This extension is not accepted or weighted uniformly, so the included aspect set and orb table must be named.
Product, safety, and verification boundary
OpenFate can expose the chart inputs needed for Quincunx Aspect, but it does not claim a dedicated automated interpretation for this technique. Verification retains failed measurements and uncertainty, then revises interpretation rather than the receipt. Quincunx Aspect cannot diagnose a person, remove consent, or guarantee an event.
Sources and editorial basis
- Skyscript: An Introduction to Aspects and Chart ShapingSections “The Aspects”, “Orbs”, and “Aspect Patterns”; nine commonly used aspects and chart-shape examples.Nicholas Campion’s public overview of major and minor aspects, orbs, and multi-planet chart patterns; its interpretations remain school-bound claims.
- NCGR-PAA Level II CurriculumPDF p. 4, lines 110–112, applying/separating and minor-aspect curriculum items.A professional curriculum naming sign classifications, five levels of rulership, reception, dispositors, sect, minor aspects, declination, antiscia, fixed stars, lots, and time-lord systems.